The La Reine Farmer’s Market is a cultural and culinary delight on St. Croix! Local farmers and fishermen set up stands on Saturday as early as 5am just south of La Reine Chicken Shack and the bus stop.

At the La Reine Market there’s an abundance of fruits, vegetables, herbs, honey, eggs, plants, baked goods, cold brew coffee, kombucha, bush tea, fresh fish, and artisan items. You’ll find the usual island produce, like cucumbers, bananas, tomatoes, avocados, papaya… And you’ll likely be exposed to something new, like dried sorrel flowers for making tea, mesple, egg fruit, soursop, sugar apple, and so much more!

Other farmer’s markets on St. Croix

If you love visiting local markets, there are other great opportunities on St. Croix.

• Sejah Farm sells produce six days a week from their farmstand right on their farm.
• The East End Farmer’s Market is a small gathering of vendors on Saturday morning near Cheeseburgers in America’s Paradise.
• ARTFarm sells produce and flowers on the South Shore seasonally, usually Wednesday afternoons and Saturday mornings.
• Ra’s Sonrise & Daughter Stand Farm is located mid-island, near Sajah Farm.
  
• And there are several roadside market stands all across our beautiful and bountiful island.

Don’t be shy! Our local farmers are some of the most gracious people you’ll find. As long as it follows a friendly greeting, they’re happy to answer your questions about the farmer’s market finds on St. Croix!

Celebrating 30 Years
In celebration of Centerline’s 30th anniversary, we’re sharing 30 Things Centerline Loves About St. Croix. Each week we’ll share something new — and we hope you’ll chime in on social media by telling us what you love too! Our big 3-0 is in March 2020, when we’ll also be giving away a St. Croix vacation.